1040 gross income Flashcards
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Gross income items included
- compensation salary ,bonus,tips
- interest
- dividend
- alimony received
- business income & loss schedule c
- capital gain &loss
- tax refund
- medical saving account
- taxable IRA distribution
- annuities and pension
- rents ,royalties ,partnership ,s corporation ,
- unemployment compensation
- social security
- other income
- life insurance proceeds
- jury duty pay
- gambling winning
- prizes and rewards
- discharge of debts
- income in respect to decedent
Compensation salary bonus tips
Included or not
Included
Income become taxable when
Realized &recognized
Death benefits include / not included
Included
Cafeteria plan when it is paid in cash and when
it is qualified benefits
If in cash include in gross income
If qualified benefits excluded from income
Group term insurance coverage up to 50,000
Premium paid by employer excluded from employee GI
Group term insurance coverage more than 50,000
Premium paid by employer included in employee GI
Insurance proceeds paid in reason of death
Proceeds if it is paid by lump sum or installment excluded but interest under installment method included
Certain expenses paid by employer to employee excluded ,examples
- health insurance premium paid by employer to employee
- meals and lodging
- health and accident benefits
Incentive stock option
Included in gross income when sold only not when granted or exercised
Cancellation of debts
Included
Interest income
Included
Interest income included except
Interest income on municipal bond
U.S. Saving bond
Bond discount is included or excluded
Included as interest income
Bond premium is treated as
Offset to amount of interest income
Conditions must met to exclude interest on U.S saving bond
1) The bonds must be issued after December 31, 1989, to an individual age twenty-four or older at the bond’s issue date.
(2) The purchaser of the bonds must be the sole owner of the bonds (or joint owner with his or her spouse). Married taxpayers must file a joint return to qualify for the exclusion.
(3) The redemption proceeds must be used to pay qualified higher education expenses (i.e., tuition and required fees less scholarships, fellowships, and employer-provided educational assistance) at an accredited university, college, junior college, or other institution providing postsecondary education, or at an area vocational education school.
(4) If the redemption proceeds exceed the qualified higher education expenses, only a pro rata amount of interest can be excluded.
Occupational sickness and injury
Excluded from income
Alimony received
Wife -payee included
Spouse -payer excluded
Child support
Wife- payee excluded
Spouse- payer included
Property dividend
Included
Stock dividend
Excluded but if any thing from the following will included
- is on preferred stock
- is payable at election to shareholders in stock or property
- result in some common shareholder receive preferred stock and common shareholder receive common stock
- result in receipt of property by some shareholder increase in interest
Property dividend excluded if
1- distribution in excess of earning and profits (excess represent return on capital)
2-received on life insurance if total dividend not exceed total premium paid
3- received from s corporation
4- receiving from mutual funds investing in tax exempted bond
Stock split is taxable or not
Taxable
Jury duty pay
Included by employee